Combat & Wingman - Kills and Assists on enemy Players in Hazard Zone now give increased progress.Combat - Destroying an enemy Ranger now rewards Ribbon progress.Intel - Progress for hitting enemy vehicles with EMP’s has been doubled.Objective - Kills or Assists while fighting for objectives in Breakthrough now also give progress.Logistics - Progress earned from repairing friendly vehicles has been increased, and progress earned from healing and resupplying has been reduced.Further adjustments to specific Ribbons:.Adjusted Ribbons to make them easier to unlock across all modes, especially in Rush.Disbanding a party before joining it no longer incorrectly shows the “Remove EA Friend” prompt.Fixed a bug where a user encounters a matchmaking loop and gets sent back to the lobby.Matchmaking information is now visible in the Player Card screen.Fixed a matchmaking error that could occur after quitting a Hazard Zone server.Airplane and Helicopter sensitivity settings added to the Options menu.Switch weapon for Gunner can now be properly bound in key bindings.Fixed a bug where the player’s saved customization would sometimes be reset to defaults after joining a server.
#Battlefield 6 crossplay full#
Fixed a bug where equipping a weapon attachment from the item reveal menu would in some scenarios reset the full customization on that weapon back to defaults.Assists can now trigger when a teammate kills an enemy and either of them were covered in smoke you deployed.EMP Grenades now trigger Assists more reliably.Damage Assists trigger from a lower damage threshold, improving consistency and clarity.Made several improvements to Kill Assists.There are bug fixes, balance improvements for a variety of specialists, matchmaking changes, and more.
#Battlefield 6 crossplay update#
Those are the three major changes DICE called out in its patch notes, but the update includes a long list of other changes. The scoreboard, which DICE added in March, will now appear in the end-of-round screen. You can see a full list of the changes below. This manifests in a few ways, but most attachments give bigger buffs than before while also bringing drawbacks, in order to cement a better identity. DICE rebalanced the game’s various attachments to help differentiate them from one another.
The second biggest change in the patch is to the weapon-attachment system. Players can choose which of the two options the VoIP defaults to in the game’s menu. However, there is no voice chat for entire teams (which is arguably a good thing, given the game’s large team sizes) and instead restricted to either player’s pre-existing party or their in-match squad.
#Battlefield 6 crossplay upgrade#
VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) is by far the biggest upgrade in this patch. The game’s next major update is slated for sometime in May, and DICE promises further quality of life improvements. Here’s a look at the major additions to Battlefield 2042 in update 4.0, which goes live at 3 a.m. With the game’s new 4.0 update, the publisher and developer will finally add in-game voice chat for both squads and party, as well as a handful of other features. Electronic Arts and DICE continue to make big improvements to Battlefield 2042, which was released in a poor state in the second half of 2021.
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